Sentences with phrase «of social inequality»

There have been repeated attempts to reduce the impact of social inequality on academic achievement.

It is a matter of primary and secondary education and, more broadly, the issue of social inequality.

A measure of social inequality was devised using an index of «family adversity».

Her current research analyses immigration status as a fault line of social inequality.

Equally so in the case of social inequality, poor housing conditions and unemployment.

«Education, marriage and race are among the strongest predictors of top - level income, and in particular the race effect suggests persistent patterns of social inequality,» the authors write.

Any problems that do exist are the result of social inequality.

This combined eight different indicators of social inequality from maternal, family and area characteristics including poverty and maternal depression.

Contribution of material, occupational, and psychosocial factors in the explanation of social inequalities in health in 28 countries in Europe

In a career spanning more than half a century, Bruce Davidson (b. 1933) is known for his dedication to the documentation of social inequality.

Swedish social engineers declared that the family was a fundamental source of social inequality and determined to break its hold on children, shooing them into institutions and effectively regulating informal family day care, the care 75 percent of Swedish parents preferred, out of legal existence.

Meat eaters who justify their eating habits feel less guilty and are more tolerant of social inequality say researchers.

Viewing access to justice in its broader social context, spending on legal aid may wisely be considered not only as an investment in a more fair and equitable justice system but in diminished levels of social inequality.

Much of Opie's work is invested in questions of social inequality.

The liberal interpretation does not favour the use of preferential measures («positive discrimination») in situations of social inequality.

Rhodes argued for a politics centred on expansionist nationalism in order to «save the forty million inhabitants of the United Kingdom from a bloody civil war», caused by popular resentment of social inequality and widespread poverty.

Fuentes noted that a previously unseen type of social inequality was introduced during this period.

Social inequalities exist between ethnic or religious groups, classes and countries making the concept of social inequality a global phenomenon.

Areas of social inequality include access to voting rights, freedom of speech and assembly, the extent of property rights and access to education, health care, quality housing, traveling, transportation, vacationing and other social goods and services.

But knowing more about what causes low birth weight can help alleviate the intergenerational perpetuation of social inequality through poor infant health,» said Kane, formerly a postdoctoral scholar at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where the research was conducted.

So herein lies the question: what is really behind THE KILLING OF THE SACRED DEER, karmic justice or the sly, but important, subject of social inequality?

The fact that the association's section on Race, Class, and Gender acknowledged the book is of special significance to me, because the inseparability of these forces of social inequality and their everyday effects on individuals has been the focus of my work.»

Reduce the impact of social inequality evident by the end of KS2 and comprehensive, all ability secondary schools will fly, and avoid the significant downside of selection at 11 by tests that lack validity, reliability, and are highly susceptible to pressure cooker tutoring.

Central to this type of examination is analysis of teacher education programs and school sites themselves, because these are the locations where the reproduction of social inequalities is carried out.

This action soon develops into an existential crisis for the student, who struggles to justify to herself how she can continue to make art in the face of the social inequality and injustice that she encounters each day outside the privileged and controlled environment of the art school.

The artist also highlights the work of activists who are working at various intersections of social inequality.

Known for her powerful installations, performances, and videos which question notions of social inequality and hierarchy, Marcelle's latest exhibition was created using a radical and unconventional process, whereby the artist handed over the creative process to a team of six local artists and technicians.

Appropriating Frank Stella's notoriously misleading and subjective statement «what you see is what you see», emphasizes the boundaries of privatization, underscoring a visible and ongoing condition of social inequality.

Overall, programmes to improve parenting skills are likely to form only a partial solution to the reduction of social inequalities in health.

While there is evidence that use of self - rated health measures is likely to be a reasonable measure of social inequalities found in direct measures of health (Subramanian and Ertel 2008; Subramanian and Ertel 2009), less is known about the validity of mother's reports of child health and self - reported parenting information.

In a career spanning more than half a century, Bruce Davidson is known for his dedication to the documentation of social inequality.

[179] Social anarchism rejects private property, seeing it as a source of social inequality (while retaining respect for personal property)[180] and emphasises cooperation and mutual aid.

People who said meat eating is Natural, Necessary, Normal and Nice also share other characteristics; they attributed fewer mental capacities to cows and were more tolerant of social inequality.

Biofuels, they argue, may exacerbate the problems of social inequality and poverty, particularly in Africa, as well as climate change, including environmental degradation.

The Occupy Wall Street protests seem to suggest that on some level this sense of entitlement is actually a desire among young adults to receive the same pay as someone did for a similar job 20 years ago, or to see similar (or, dare we say, even lower) levels of social inequality than in the past.

In a career spanning more than half a century, Davidson is best known for his dedication to the documentation of social inequality.

This failure to recognise extreme child welfare interventions as markers of social inequalities (and which may sometimes compound social inequalities) is not helped when the Secretary of State, Michael Gove, equates social workers «understanding of the impact of social inequalities with robbing «families of a proper sense of responsibility,....